Guyker 6 String Guitar Fixed Bridge – Metal Hardtail Bridges Replacement Part for Electric Guitar (Black)

Feels just like the real hipshot bridge, I bought another after this purchase because it has that “great quality” weight to it and all the parts are nice and smooth. Great alternative if you’re right on a budget build or mod

Fit ok but a bit tight for my build.

Like the hipshot bridges I've worked on in the past, these saddles use the USA .050 hex key for action adjustment and the thread is similar to USA specs as well, however the screws were WAY too short for my aplication and replacing with SAE-threaded screws from actual Hipshot or USA fender saddles would not fit at all. I ended up using a 10.5 saddle set from another brand to get this bridge to be playable. The plate scratches easily but then again so do the plates on Hipshot bridges. I got it to work just fine but it took a lot of time and confusion to do so.

It looks good on my 7 string Ibanez but the saddles sit a little wonky for my liking. Doesn't go out of tune, just looks off.

So we all know "You get what you pay for" So why don't we learn?It's a really good copy but it just isn't quite there. I was using Hipshot bridges for most of my builds. so when these showed up for a fraction of the price it was too tempting. The tolerances just aren't there. I saw one review questioning the electrical continuity. It's actually not an issue as the paint comes off so easily .So they work but is it really worth saving a few bucks when building a guitar is such a long and painstaking process? I no longer think so.

the saddle height adjustment screw already stripped, plus they are too small diameter. Check them right away, missed the return window. Musiclily version much better.

Bridge works fine, but offer no sustain for the strings.

Seems good quality but definitely not a Hipshot. It's pretty beefy for a hardtail bridge. Finish is actually nice